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When a young woman receives mysterious phone calls from her future self, she is given the chance to ask three questions about the life ahead of her. Unsure what to ask or what the calls might mean, she must decide how much of her future she truly wants to know.
When the zombie apocalypse breaks out, two unsuspecting heroes discover that there is one trick to not get bit: You must stay drunk. They decide to throw the biggest party in town to save as many people as they can. Starring Dave Anthony (Maron) and Gareth Reynolds (New Girl), this horror-comedy is a party you won't want to miss.
Empowered follows seven remarkable Ukrainians — human-rights defender Oleksandra Matviichuk, singer Jamala, violinist Bohdana Pivnenko, kobzar Taras Kompanichenko, painter Anatolii Kryvolap, the band DakhaBrakha and cinematographer Serhii Mykhalchuk. Through their work and everyday lives, the film shows a country that keeps making art, defending human rights and building its future even in the middle of a full-scale war. Its subject is not what Ukraine endures, but what Ukrainians go on creating and protecting.
When her troubled younger brother bursts into her home covered in blood and carrying a bag of stolen cash, a woman must decide whether to save him or finally let him answer for his actions.
Through animated text, layered sound recordings and reimagined protest songs from the 1947 Egba Market women’s revolt, this immersive work creates a sonic redress to colonial narratives of Nigeria.
While trying to terminate a pregnancy, a young woman is confronted with her first real adult experience.
3 girls hunt men for sport in a local nearby forest.
In a remote corner of Detroit, where the streets echo with both hardship and hope, two young men turn fighting into a language of survival, purpose and community. Filmed over four years, Etched In Pavement follows Dwane Taylor and Michael Futrell whose weaving paths move through youth combat sports, professional boxing and their grassroots Guns Down, Gloves Up street-fighting movement. As they navigate fatherhood, loss, and those who came before, the film becomes an intimate portrait of generations caught between violence and purpose, survival and legacy.
Amid December’s festive glow, refugees remain hidden in forests along the Poland-Belarus border. This powerful documentary gives voice to their silent cries.
Emily appears to be an ordinary property manager, but she harbours a deep-rooted desire for revenge. In a forgotten basement at her workplace, she holds Chris captive – the son of the man who destroyed her life.
A mother and son’s generational clash over the American Dream and fulfillment at home boils over at a Filipino family dinner, erupting in a battle for the last lumpia – the dreaded “dyahe piece.”
Vicente goes back and forth between prison and society because of problems with alcohol and drugs. But the problem goes further, revealing the psychological disorder that keeps him away from his son and redemption.
A terminally ill woman chooses to have a child and spends her final days embracing motherhood with courage and love.
Munro Logan And Emme Go To A Gig, The Gig Afterwards Munro Realises His Friends Are Not Who They Claim To Be
Palestinian brothers Yahya and Reda live in a neighbourhood in Oslo where their role models are often local gangsters. What begins as a seemingly insignificant argument within the gang ends in an attempted murder that leaves Yahya with life-threatening injuries. Against all odds, he survives. The brothers are faced with the choice of taking revenge or choosing forgiveness.
A man tells a journalist about the photos and memories from his childhood in home and village that will soon disappear for the new national capital city. With his brother, he returns to the places they once played, taking pictures and recreating stories as if the land was still the same.
A reclusive Native American hunter is thrust into a deadly conspiracy when he stumbles upon a group of smugglers trafficking fentanyl through tribal land; left for dead, he returns to bring down the operation using the wilderness itself, only to discover the betrayal reaches the highest level of tribal leadership.
Damião, a young black priest, settles in a village of European immigrants, tobacco farmers in southern Brazil. Received with disdain, Damião discovers that sinister forces have taken root in the town.